Share your first works)) I just had a problem with body formation because I didn't understand and couldn't make a good dense frame. In the end, the guinea pig came out as a stuffed animal. I'll try again))
If it's not difficult, share helpful tips 😊
This was such delicate, meticulous work with a tiny sparrow skull. But I’m really happy with how it turned out. It feels as if nature is growing right through the fractured skull — a small reminder that time always reclaims everything.
What do you think of this combination?
In my previous post, so many of you recommended pairing the sparrow wing with this green eye, and you were 100% right!
I also swapped out the amethyst for a natural green aventurine to complete the look. The way the green tones pull everything together feels so organic and cohesive now. What do you think of the final result?
P.S. I saved the blue eye for a black swift wing piece I’m working on next. I’ll definitely share it with you once it’s finished! ✨
He surprised me with a Sam Winchester body pillow! Now I can officially sleep alongside the giant moose himself. Best boss award goes to him for sure 😅❤️
I’m working on a new brooch made with an ethically sourced real sparrow wing, but I completely fell in love with both of these glass eye cabochons and can't choose!
Option 1: The deep blue eye (currently paired with a raw amethyst dangle).
Option 2: The hazel/greenish eye.
Should I go with one, or just make two separate brooches and swap the amethyst for a crystal that matches the eye colors better (like lapis lazuli for the blue, or citrine for the green)?
I’d love to hear your thoughts and suggestions! ✨
I wanted to share this beautiful pair of chalices with you all! They are carved from white onyx, and I honestly can’t stop staring at the natural patterns. I’ve heard that white onyx is amazing for amplifying lunar energy, clearing negative vibrations, and helping with focus during rituals. For those who incorporate crystals into their practice, how do you like to use onyx? Would love to hear your ideas! 🌙🔮
I wanted to add some sparkle and contrast to the natural texture of the paws, so I switched to these botanical-style rhinestone studs [Photo 1]. Now they catch the light beautifully! For comparison, the original vintage-vibe leverbacks are in [Photo 2].
Which hardware style fits the paws better in your opinion?
This is a cruelty-free piece made from naturally shed skin. I've only made it in a mini size for now, but I'm planning to create a much larger version very soon!
I'll save the rest for the weekend or continue after work.
They are completely dry and treated, so there's zero chance of any parasites. Very lightweight. All findings are stainless steel and brass, so nothing will tarnish (but taking a shower with them is strictly forbidden!).
I can't decide whether to do it on a stainless steel thread or chain. What do you think would be aesthetically pleasing?
I can't decide whether to do it on a stainless steel thread or chain. What do you think would be aesthetically pleasing?
I can't decide whether to do it on a stainless steel thread or chain. What do you think would be aesthetically pleasing?
Doing some prep work for my upcoming jewelry project and decided to compare his first shed skin with the most recent one. It's crazy to see the progress. Does anyone else use snake sheds in their art? Would love to show you the finished piece later!
I gathered everything after the last molt and had a sudden burst of inspiration. Finished it today—the epoxy resin makes it super durable.
What’s your take on this pendant? I’m genuinely curious to see your own projects! There’s something so special about pieces made by hand. Share your work with me!
This is my first job. She reeks of some Victorian style to me. The idea of design came to me in the process. It was as if the hands knew what to do and did.